CoxGomyl’s remote monitoring capabilities assist in predicting maintenance requirements for building maintenance units and facade access systems by providing crucial data insights on equipment usage.
Remote Monitoring provides a vast array of operational information, and data is collected and displayed in an easy-to-read format. Owners are provided with an accurate breakdown, including the number of hours in operation, to help understand how the equipment is being used.
The benefit of this data is significant in supporting overall asset management by predicting necessary maintenance and repairs as they are required. This helps to minimise product downtime due to repairs, resulting in maximum product uptime. Remote monitoring systems can also provide an effective tool to manage work equipment and alert the building management team to unauthorised use.
CoxGomyl’s connectivity system called ‘My CoxGomyl’ supports the diagnosis of facade access equipment remotely, without the need for preventable site visits and downtime. Useful as a fault-tracing tool, owners can remain in control of their facade access system from anywhere across the globe. The data can also help the supply-chain team track assets, take stock of inventory, and forecast and schedule predictive maintenance programmes.
Below are some of the features of the basic remote monitoring system upgrade:
The requirements of the facade access system to upgrade with remote monitoring capabilities are minimal. The customer provides written acceptance that CoxGomyl can receive and process the data, and performance data will then be uploaded to the cloud via 4G reception or Wi-Fi installed by the building owner.
For more information on how remote monitoring can drive a more efficient maintenance schedule and provide additional benefits, get in touch with CoxGomyl.
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